United States of America v. Yonkers Board of Education, City of Yonkers, and Ray Marchitello, Intervenor-Appellant

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• concluding, in part, that ban on video recording courtroom proceedings did not violate plaintiff’s “right of access” because plaintiff could still attend proceedings in person
• holding a limitation that “is simply a ‘time, place, and manner’ restriction, which should not be subjected to strict scrutiny, but should be upheld if reasonable”
• upholding content-neutral court rule prohibiting tape recording of civil trials
• upholding the ban because it was content-neutral and reasonable
• upholding content-neutral court rule prohibiting tape recording of civil trials

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